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Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
IntelIigent Drinkers.

People who look into things know
that acid syrupo standing long in the
metal cans and pipes are almost sure to
become contaminated and unfit for use.
To overcome this objection In the soda
water trade, Mr. Veas,y, the druggist
at Eighth ana Monroe streets, has had
specially constructed q handsome mar.
BILE fountain, VITA glass syrup cans,
and pipes that are lined the entire
length with glass. Those who wish de-
licious soda water, cf guaranteed purity,
can lind it at this popular Eighth street
pharmacy. Moxie, 8 csnte; Deep Rock,
Yichy, etc. Oh draught.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
business Booming.

CorslderIns the not weather the bust
ncss OF James +. Wood q %. keeps
booming. They axe dolns a great va.
riasy of work, such as blast pipes, GAL
gar!zal iron ranks, oil Cans, cylinders,
lining rst5!geTators, galvanized iron
pipes ard conductors, tin Ano iSon roof.
ing. and putting up good many OF
their patent Rotary ventiiators for ven
tilstins roome, water closets and for
smoky Chtnneys
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
Tho Markets.

The markets were well supplied this
morning with profusion. OF produce in
season, and presented q decidedly differ
ent appearance TO the market houses, run
by middlemen, in Philadelphia. Here
everything is fresh and crisp, just as 1t is
gathered from the feds and truck
patches. while there, the lettuce, spin
mach and other truck of that nature is
wilted and has q stale appearance, and
the buildings themselves have close,
dbagreeable smell, such as Is unknown
here. Last Wednesday butter sold In the
Philadelphia market houses at from
80 Cto As. cents q pouni, while at the
same time 1T was only bringing from i
to % cents In this city, aud the same DIFF
ference will be found in almost all other
artic .es.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

READING, June 17.-Morrls Reynier,
proprietor OF grocery store ct Lin.
neid, Mont gomery County, discovered
burglar In his bed room early this
corning and a terrible struggle between
the two men ensued. The burglar hnally
ureW revolver, shot Rey Ter through
ne thigh, inhicting dangerous wound.
ne then escaped BY jumping from q
window and boarding q passing coal
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
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Iovsy Buiiets. B,sod ana FeQ,s.

prp1tSGToS, N. j., June 1.-THE vi.
c,nitv OF Beverly aud Burlington was con-
siderably startled this morning by the
a snnanu emens, thst s1dusl had been
So,,ghf by two young meh asCocpestown
= anal village abou: two miles from this
nlare. The affair took place on Tuesday
evening, and was kept from the public
until this morning, when the young
womau about whom the men fought told
Miss Annie Copeland. a beautiful coun-
try lass. has been for long time receiv-
ing the attention OF two young men, Ell
mer Kimble, neighbor, and Martin Nc.
ClIntock, employed In his brothers In
s,almen. house at Burlington. The fair
country girl seemed to enjoy the honor OF
having two beaux TO her string, and WAS
the envy OF all the girls Of the neighbor.
hood. Kimble did not care to have Nc
Clintock about, and Is his lady seemed ia
show preference for the latter, Kimble
became enraged and made threats that he
would shoot the girl. McClintock then
nreseuted Miss Annie with his photo
rraph and ring, and one evening last
Week Kimble went to the house OF tht
Young lady to seek revenge.
He was not admitted to the house, and
lenraged ut this act of the girl he made
target Of her bedroom window and hret
several shots at 1t. He also wrote sewers
lletters to McClintock, calling him to &C
count for interfering with his love affair
land, finally, on Tuesday night they mel
linear the girls home to settle the diner
Iepce They had no seconds, but eacl
I Twas armed with q revolver and two shot
were fred Neither was injured, how
, ever, except that Kimble had the cali
his leg grazed by ball.
On Wednesday evening Miss Copelan
drought the two men together for tn
Ipurpose OF making peace between then
|: | but they parted at variance, each on
Threatening the other II he ever crosse
track. McClintock is q youn
Imam OF twenty-five summers, who Il
} lseveral years was with the Apache Ii
Idiaus prior to the capture OF their chic
and still contains and ex hibils his VII
.Iwestern blood, He claims to be a suit
= of the great Chief Geronimo's dauahte
and says he is In regular correspondent,
4 lwith her. His brother feared when
tleit the store on Tuesday night that som
eIthing was wrong, and followed him
- oIBeverly, where he gave him the slip. Ma
Tin last evening wrote to the girl, sayi'
Vlthat he preferred his Indian love ratf
THAN her kimble is now seeking to
e gain the girls affections.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

George Morrlaon, Jr., Of New Castle.
Is getting up regatta Tor all kinds OF
sail boats, on Saturday thet25th inst.
The course Ia to be around the lower
end of Fort Delaware and return to the
middle pier of New Castle. First
prize, a silver pitcher; second, suit OF
calls; third, S5 A spirited contest may
be expscted. Is there is great deal OF
spirit among The owners Of the various
crafts in this city and vicinity.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

CHARLEvoIx. Mich., June 17.-The
steAner CEamplaip, Of the Northern
Michigan line, bound for Cheboyasn,
froIa Chicago, burned ct midnight be-
tween Norwood aud Charlevoix, at tho
mouth 0f the Grand Traverse Bay. 1
The boat WAS ruDuing ten miles An
hspr whoa aAaass suddsaIy shot mp
from beneath the engine, driving the !
engineer from his post with his clothes
on are. He ran TO the hurricane deck,
plunged Into tank and then returned
to his work, but wAs too lats to stop his
ENGINE or connect the hoso.
The alarm WAS given, the sleeping
paseen gers aroused, and when life pre-.
servers had been faatsned ON all they
gathered on tho forward deck. Two
lifeboa.s and liferAfts were lowered ,but
the steamer Was running so fast that
they got away. In ten minutes from
the time the boat caught fire the pas.
senReIs were compelled to jump into
the lake.
The steward says there were fifty
seven persons on board, including the
crew.
Those saved fioated On hour and q
half, when they vera rescued by . yAwl
and ash boats from the shore Several
of those saved were badly burned.
There are seven not accounted for.
The boat burned 10 the hall and has
been towed here.
1t Is impossible now to tell the cause
10: the fire, but 1t 10 thought 1t may
have been caused by lamp exploding
Seven bodies have already been 70
covered. The Champiain was valued
Ias SIC, 900.
THE MILWAUKEE PASSENGERS.
j MILWAUKEE, Wis, June Up. j
KLEIN, Milwaukee agent OF the Nortl
4 Michigan line, left for Chicago thi
morning on receiving the news Of tn
burning OF the steamer Ohamplain
!, Most OF the passengers on the Ill fa,e
propeller got on before she arrivet a
milwaukee,, and most Of the freigh
came from Chicago. The only passen
Z gers booked at Milwaukee were the TO,
r lowing:
| Mr.. Schwab, tor Charlevoix; MI
Whitman, for Frank fort, Mich; Nj
4 Rogers, for Msokinac, and Mr.. Chom
r berg, for Glenhaven. The boat lel
;, Milwaukee between 8 and 10 O'Clock o
Q Wed nesdsy morning.
ell The Champlain wes inBurol for $2l
= 1900 in pool companies.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

II the young man giving the assumed
nsme OF O. F. Marsdsn, who forged NJ.
Macklem's name on . oheck, does not
call and redeem same the Wilmington
shoe dealer on whom check was passed
will take legal proceedings against him
ct once, rs his true name is well kno wn.
Wilmington and Chester County papers
please copy.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
Eourth OF July Excurslons.

The custom long since established by
the B. Il U. r. Il. Of selling low ratio
excursion tickets upon the National
holiday, will be observed th is year, a.
us nal; and excursion tickets will be sold
to and from ali stations on the B. & O..
system Of lines east OF the OHIO river.
Tickets will be sold July 2, 5 and 4,
and will be valid for return passage un.
til July 5 inclusive.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
BREvlTIES.

Tho cheapest haI house In tho city
Rumford Bros.' 4O4 Market street.
Turtle and clam soup at fullmsr's.
Meals from to midnight at Fullr:cr's.
React dinners q speciality at Fullmer's.
Bcollcd spring chicken at Fulimsf'ss
Dovtled and stewed CRABS at Fuiimef's.
Ice cnld salt oysters at FullnsT's.
Fried oysters az Fullmer's.
Planned and stewod oysters at Fullmer's
Try Bush's oosi you viii ithst
TTy Dush's ooai you Will surely Ike 10.
Smoke Durstein's Key West DC. cigars.
Order show cases at Durstein's, 2lb King.
W. j. KimDie, grocer, 2nd and Jus.tson.
Miilard Y. Dayts', iswsisr, 9 E. fnc strss,
Oity Laandry, Sixth and Sh:piay street
fins 10 X. Kings, st HanPs, II u. Fourth
F. Hoop Smith, druggist, 18th and King.
Gall and zee the famous oil stove 1T
Pickels' stove store.
Yerger's, Al0 Sh1pley street, is the leading
placs Tor picture frames In this city.
window screens and door screens made at
Yerger's, 4l9 Shipley street;
Gall and see tho Daisy OIL stove at Pickels'
stove store, East Fourth street.
Soft she'll crabs received daily st Harper
Bro. 9, II East Fourth street.
Best family flour $3.50 per bbl. at Kemble's
Second and Justison sts.
Gall and see the quick meal Gasoline
Stoves 1T Pickels' stove store, East Fourth
street.
Fioh and oysters fresh every day st PEN
neIl's. Second and King streets. Also CLAIMS
and crabs.
Go to H. H. Moors's stalls, II and IA Sec.
ond street market, tor your good butter and
cheese, Wholesale and retail.
II you want cheap picture frames 20 to q.
K. Baugh, 208 West Second street. have
the largest stock In Delaware; come and soc
for yourselves.
Ross now has . complete stock Of the
latest styles in hats, winter caps, under
wear, nockwoar and notions at 1l6 Market
street. at the lowest city cash prices.
Murphey & Son, 800 Shipley street, take
the lea 1 In first GLASS furniture In this city
Gall and examine our stock.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
Thanks OF Red Men.

The members of Mantle Tribe. No.
IL, I. o. X. NJ, desire to return their
thanks to the pubic generally for their
liberal patrona e. and the Young ladies
especially for the valuable sssistsn oe
rendered at the strawberry festival h sld
at the w;iswam recently at Seventeenth
and Union streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
Tho Hottest of the Season,

Yesterday was ths hottest day Il ms
far of she season, aud the mercury
climbed up to 921S in the shade. Thin
coats were in demsnd, and the shady
side OF the street. WAS sought by tho 30
whose businees caused them 10 be cut
doors: Daring the evening the rain
fell In torrents, accompanied by heavy
thunder and sharp lightning, but 1t
made very little difference In the tenn.
perature, and 1t Was next to an inn os
sibility to sleep. The mercury is al ont
three degrees lower this morning ihan
ut the same time yesterday, but this 10
scarcely perceptible.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
Ao! For Cape MAY,

On next Tuesday, June 2lst, the
steamer Thomas Clyde will take st,
Patrick's annual excursion 10 Cape
May. Prof. Albert's string band will
be present. A pleasant and enjoyable
day guaranteed. Adrits' ticksts, ST. 90;
number will be sold. Poat leaves King
street wharf at 6. 80 a. m.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
Fourth Of July Celebration.

The several brauche, Of the Land
League held meeting last evening to
mako arrangein, MS for hcldsns q grand
demonstration az Union Park, on the
Fourth of July. An attractive pro-
gramme, comprising exercises by the
Warren Athletic Clus, viii be present
Q ] and there Is no doubt but the attend,
anoe will be large.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
Chil0reu'B Day,

Scott Sunday school has prepared an
entertaining program for their Chill
dren's Dag service TO bs held in the
church tomorrow. j d. Aldred has
secured and prepared the school to zen
der q splendid musical service. Ad-
dresses Will be made by Job II. Jack
son, Etq., at 10 80 .. m and Mr.. @.
Bowers will speak to the yoang psop.p
In the evening. and reoitatiou, Some
Day." by Mira, Josephine Campbell,
The entire day will be given TO the
children. The public is invited TO all
the services, to begin at 10 80 a. m.
n. III. BROWNE
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

Three practical mechanics, recently
employed by the Remington Machine
oofnpany, have associated themselves
ssosether and established the Eaterprise
neSss ana Iron works, in the building
az ohurch and Robinson streets, form
Ely occupied by the Della ware Concrete
morSs' They intend to mannfscture
'nali prass and iron castings.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
Gone to Uape May.

Miss Ella Lowe, So AL Taylor
street, and Miss Annie Lsnota.d, No.
Sl5 Lombard street, went TO Oaps May
this morning. They will be absent
about . week or ten days, and their
many friends wish them pleasant tr,p
ara safe return.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
A Great i8ank.

Robbery, thrilling story, which u
likely to be one of the literary sensa
tions of tho simmer will begin in to
70 orrow's Sunday Press. The heroine
is q woman who is ut home in o draw
ipg.room and becomes the accomplice
OF Jimmie Hope Opening chapters in
the Sunday Press of to morrow. First
81 Davis, 3l3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

Proposals will be received until T1es.
day 81 noon, june q, fer the privilege
OF keeping a stand at tho grand puhlic
school children's picnic. to be held In
Flem'ng's grove next Thursday, for
tie sale Of soda water, lemonade, oakes,
car ties, fruit, nuts. etc., but no ice
cream. Addrefs, w. Q. X. Colquhoun,
,Gentreyille, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
PAvomo MT Flooded.

Mr.. Brlson, the plumber, having de-
posted 3 lot of drain pipe in the gut
ter on Seventh street betreen Madison
and Monroe. quite q flood WAS caused
by the shower last night, and had 1t nos
been for the efforts Of one OF the neigh
bors several of the cellars would have
been flooded. Mr.. B. on being asked
why he had ploced the pipe in the gut,
ter, replied, "because he wanted to-"
He should be compelled to remove
them, AZ in case ofiauother heavy rain
much damage may be done. for which
he would be Justly responsible.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
Hot Weather..

We secured bargain IN ladies' and
Sentlemen's slippers this week, just the
thing for hot weather; they usually sell
for 81. we mark them ice. Forman's,
No. 10 K Fourth street, between Mar.
ket and King.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
III THE CHUROaEs.

st. .Iames' A. u. Chapel, Sixteenth and
Claymo1t streets, Rev. u. II. Walker, pastor. |
Prescning at 1880 Il. m. and 2 30 and 7.3o
p, 10.
st. Mary's Catholic Church. First mass
BOA: N. second mass and sermon. 10 b. q
Ia. tfs~tsr.s ostechism and Instructions,
y. n. Vespor and sermon, 7.3o p. m.
Union gospel meeting In second-'tory
Harknesg Butiding, N. W. corner fenth and
Market streets, 9 3oo'ciock sunday afternoon.
Seats tree. Where the tpirit Of the LORD
is there "a liberty"
A. U.M. =. Church, French street, between
Eighth and Ninth, Rev. l.. II. Ohippey. pas
to-. Prca ,hing at 10 30 q. IN. and 1880 p. M
Sabbath school at Up IN.
Union American nj. Z. Church. french
street above Twelfth, tho Rev. Is. I. kuley.
pastor. Preaching at 1880 O. m. and 7.S0 p.
m. sabbath school at 80 p. m.
Hanover Church. Preach ing Sabbath
morning and evening by the pastor: Ray. L.
Marks, H. ID. Evoning service at o'clcok.
All are cordially invited.
Bethany Baptis;. Preaching by the pas
tor, Rev. .. q. Buddington, at 10. 80 q. m.
and 7.4s p. m. Sunday school at q. m. and
2p. In.
Epworth M. L. Church, the Rev. ID. H.
COrkrsn, pastor. PreAcniIg at 1890 u. NJ.
BY Rev. X. y. Jones, followed by commu
mon service. Preaching .; '.4S p. m.
Union M. 4. cnuroh, Rev. A. Stengls
pastor. A special sermon TO tho young
people tom prov evening
Newport and stanton M. f. Churches, Rev
JaS; y: .: Hanna, p,o, pastor; key; :,a.,:,s. W: y
viii preach at Newport a. l0.l6 O. m and q
stanton at p. m, Preaching at Newport o.
10 p. m. You are cordially Invita-.
Baptist Mission. Seventeenth and URioI
stre.ts. Sunday school o a. IN.
Reformed Episcopal Church Of tire Cove
nan Charles d. Tucker, pastor. VIII preaci
1879 n. and aL fO5D9l moetint
7.sop In.
First Methodist Protestant Church, I'll
stree. near walnut, Kew. Il. T. Farfing
pest0r. Sabbath services 10 30 q. m. an
7Sp. m. MRS. M. Ii Dunurst, OF Balri
: more, nd. will condu,s both services.
Mt. Salem NJ. E. Church. Rev. X. {
Jones. pastor. Preaching by Rev. o. b
Uorkran ct 10. go a. m, and oy the pastor
g AS p. IN. Sunday school st 2 ~ p. u
5 Prayer meeting at SPIN.
: Swedish M. f. Mission. Prayer meetin
r at 1879 q. IN. sabbath school at p. n
Preaching aad Lor1s suppe' d. 7.45 p. u
by Rev. X. X. Hartwfg, pastor.
sunday s.aoel at O'Clock 1t the McDc'
elville Baptist school, Eleventh and u
n Pont streets.
i. The first /. NJ. Church, Madison sire
e below Fourth, Rev. ]. W. Harris. paste
!, 70 10 20 q. m: sunday school at p. m u
! timony IN mse.ins at $40 IN charge Of Cha
j. Harvey, Prayer meeting st 9 80 p.
Z. prea,hiag al 745 p. m, followed
r revival :ervic,. seats free and strange
: welcome, Tle Rev j. W. Harri. is sill t
80 pastor o, the l. III. Cnurch, nOtwithstanaf
10 contrary reports.
IL Calvary p. Il. church, Tnird and was
20 In rton stress. Prescninx at 10 10 e h. al
II. r21p. N. ty Rev. David Howard.
ecv, Dr. Ooot, pastor secend Bapt
CAuycn will p-oaeh Sad ~ Light on
''crity OF Chr!st:4ns."
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
DIR. SHINING wnite Puimonio 10 Balsa,n

the great lending lung remedy Of vii
min gton, Dsl., and in fact every place
where 1t becomes knowD. It will posi-.
tlvely care in every case II cure can
be e1fec ed a, all. Fer coughs, sore
throat, hoarJeness, Group, ETC., 1t is
really grand. soc. and 81. Derot
Fourth and King stIeets. Sold by
dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
COMMENCEMENT Exero,ass

Next Thursday evening the Academy y
Sl Newark and Delaware Normal
school Will hold their first annual com
hIencement. The graduating GLASS con-
sis.s OF Amy M. Jacquette, Z Frances
W1S' Wasuiii' Albert II. Raub, Margaret B.
" hlte and NJ. Beatrice Wilson.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
Caught In the storm.

Last evening four members of the
Bachelor Boat Club rowad up the
Ohristiana to Newport and were caught
In the storm, mskiug it quite late be.
fore they returned.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
a word to the W ise.


With the advent OF another spring I
am better prepared than ever to cater
TO the wAnts Of my patrons, and the
public generally, with q full and com.
plete line Of the latest designs aud
novelties In cloths and oassimeres for
spriug and summer suitinRr.
Thls season Wo psesent richer and
moro elaborate stock OF su,tipRs from
which TO select from. My work in the
past Is . guarantee that . perfect at
viii be sscurtd, while tho excsiience OF
the workmanship Will be Of the usual
high standard.
We work for the best interests Of ouY
patrons, and trial Is all that is desired
TO convinee you that for style, qua lity
and loWpess OF price we cannot be sur
passed. JAS. Harding, merchant ia ilor
8l6 ErsI oh street.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

To morrow promises to be from fair to
cloudy, with stationary temperature,
aud local showers. Monday fair and
slightly cooler.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

Edward Melchior has just received q
large stock of fishing tackle, and base
bsll goods which he Ia selling at the
lowest rates. Come to the OLD reliable
house, 214 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

5000 hats and bonnets almost given
away; all consigp mept toods; must be
sold in two weeks. Mrs. Jacobs, GIT
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

We invite those who have bsen urA
BILE to get Q flour that would just suit
them to give US trial, as we know we
can satisfy them. J. g. Hamilton q
Co., Fifth and King,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

Our butter viii suit all. Our cream
is rich, and those having fSts1srs sh ould
try II. Our whipped creslsfwith your
straw bsrriss will greatly i.Aprovs them. .
Bnsa's, aohlsssas 'nAsss % ss
|plsee 70 buv youT ouAi.
Sor g,od coal 90 10 Bush's, grsnoh
sarsst WhAxf.
Everybody ohsws LowBall. just fits
the mouth. Sold By all dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

An adjourned meeting In the interest
Of the Young Peoples Christian Asso. at
Red Ribbon Hall, 22O Market street, at
3 80 D. m. Il to morrow, 18th inst. All
WELCOME, Bring gospel by ans.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
why BOrrow Trouble

you want In hst or bonnet ut Mrs. Il. g.
Kirby's, 200 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

Line Of light goods for summer wear.
Gall aad examine them at Thvrp S5
Bacher's, 613L Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

II. Il. Bourbon 8 Bro, manufao.
turers, N. w. Cor. 2Dd and Orange Sts.
P. g. Oigais by the box "a speciality.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
smyrna Rugs.

Cranor & Co., have an over stock Of
Smy rna rugs, and to close them out
hav Q reduced the prices on all they
have.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

Importers' consignm snt of milllner,
goods at 617 Marke, street. Wonderfu
bargains,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

You never saw so many hats and

Madam Mitchell still reads the Planets
to perfection, at 22l West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

Have you seen the delicious sugar.
cured, homeless corued besf OF Powder
makers, No 607 King street? II not
get some at once.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

entire wheat flour. fresh ground Graham
flour and avena. Fourth and King. En-
trance on Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

Lots Of fun will be found at 22i King
street, to-night-good Ii usic and fine
lunch provided,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

s,,rab.e warm weather stuHs.
4" Carrean D'Organdie !" in
Creams, mostly broken and
dice plaids, are reduced from
lis to SC. Only two patterns
in colors-pink and blue.
Asiatic 'Pongees-Challi
Instead of mohair-creams,
Ipinks and blues, albatross ef-
|fectt-soft, clinging, downy-
looking stufs, beautifully fl
lpured and colored, 81 cents
Inow, from 81 and soc.
| About 20 pieces more OF
choice French Saseen i n
small figures and ques Ell
fleets.
The Queen .
Il You never, since Kid
= Gloves have been made,
a bought this glove for SO low
l. la price, five buttons-scol-
tops-full lengths
" medium and light tans sizes
is 81 to p. Altogether the
:, best IS cent kid glove made.
y I'VE get them now direct !;
E therefore S. cents instead OF
D1s' Is. Buy the Queen.
III Suede Nous -,.cct.aire-Em- ,.c.aire
lbroidered backs Of the same
Fl and in colors-tans finely as
sorted, S.button ] e n 6 n q
y lS125.
For travelling and every
day use our silk Tafetas 25c.
it, from 50. Our lisles 13c.
from 25c. and Sc. from 1Sc.,
ARE the thing,
i! One little jog of Ladies
|Blsck Lisle Thread Stock
i;ngs. All we have, s to 9's
f''Ioniy,ssa5 cents from 50. You
aaa betterjsee th IN early.
Our Creams have been
rich creams. Here's a few
., more to take the place of
n Those sold. A handsome
:; :; Cream Serge, 40 in. wide,
l37kc from 62kc. A fine
~ Cream Boucle, AZ in. wide,
at |374c. from 62bc. All the
Is finest worssed.
or Mohair in grays only, and
,'s|no better hot weather dress
n. made. All we have, about
ID 10 pieces, 80 cents from 20.
n. ms That special lot of Drouns'
:. Parasols and Sun Shades at
nd one half and one third off.
@. Not a poor one in the lot.
ss ss Gold dollars for so cents.
h, One-half gone in two days !;
=, 3 will give you the list again.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

The summer garden at 224 King st
opens tonight. Lots of music and a
fine lunch.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
|00OSALE.

sr s+'I boush: such g00'a,|
ior 50 little money!
be best and cheapest },
lever bought ,...|
Of your very pes. Ssst|
sn to be cut to hall
do you reduce d. s such
ity lgood,s:' Store, as
Generally m a r K
.ir poor stuff and "y
off, ,,
ruth is We are unlike I1I
o,ss. First ; we
sp the low, cheap
Il always give more
money. We lead the b
and what we do ott.' t
Il. No house in the
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pits.
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Daily Republican., 1887-06-18

A full line OF Firewcrks at Mrs. Ida
+. MoOann's, Seventh and Tatnall.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-18
Fireworks At Ferguson's,

Free concert and lunch at Legg's, 224
King street, tonight.